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spearfishing float

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sjurba

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Ive come to the conclution that I could do with a bigger float on those long swims, for resting and bringing a bit of food and drink.Ive looked at the sevylor dive hunter and the best hunter okipa2,and leaning a bit towards the okipa,mostly due to price and availabillity,but its considerably smaller than the divehunter,will it be able to support my weight for resting and long "transport"swims.I was at a spearingcomp a while ago and the guys with "boat bouys" had a clear advantage in the strong currents and waves we were having. Anybody out there who has tried both of theese bouys?
 
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